Patient's question:
Doctor, my daughter bought some ginseng for me to tone up, but when I asked other patients, they said it's not okay to eat. Can people with high blood pressure not consume ginseng?Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to your description, it is possible to take ginseng if you have high blood pressure, and this has no impact. Taking ginseng will never directly raise blood pressure, nor will it affect the treatment of high blood pressure. During the period of having high blood pressure, it is essential to maintain a regular diet and pay attention to avoiding high-fat, high-sugar diets. It is also necessary to focus on a low-sodium diet. Taking supplements like ginseng will never affect blood pressure. High blood pressure requires regular oral administration of antihypertensive medications.